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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
5
The article explains how milk fat, protein, and minerals affect dairy output. It covers the Babcock test for fat content, the role of high carb and fat intake, and the need for specific proteins from linseed meal, gluten feed, cottonseed meal, and alfalfa. It warns against contaminated water and mineral deficiencies causing reduced milk and health issues.
Dr. C D Rice from Iowa State College emphasizes supplying abundant fresh air and removing foul air without drafts. Cows need about 590 gallons per minute, hogs 172 gpm, and hens 4.5 gpm. proper systems boosted milk yield by 100 gallons per cow annually in a test with 80 cows. County agents, veterinarians, engineers, and state stations can aid in installation.
Dairy guidance notes cows dislike smoky silage and garlic taint in milk. Emphasizes breed purity, balanced rations, and a herd of five or more before using milking machines. Warns garlic flavor in milk can be prevented by keeping cows from the plant. introduces milk scales as feed-monitoring devices.
Vernon area social brief lists visits and illnesses. Centralia residents, Mt. Olive and Salem visitors appear with families including Epps, Livesay, Hatch-Hoppy, and Hoag. A religious convention in Bush and other community engagements are noted among local households.
The article quotes Lord and Apostle Paul about discipleship requiring denial, suffering, and persecution. It notes Jesus’s teaching that the gate is straight and the way narrow, with few finding it, and concludes that in this age the Christian path remains demanding and chosen by God.
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